tanzania

From personal experience whilst traveling through Tanzania & Kenya using a 4G modem from Safaricom the issue was/is latency.

From the Masai herdsmen in Tanzania to the dirt dwelling inhabitants of the Kibera slum in Nairobi.

Men holding hands in the streets of Tanzania is a source of fascination for tourists.

Why can people pay for a rake from Tanzania but not a Swiss gardener?

I'm on Smile Tanzania atm, a 4G carrier (though slower than 4G in the US or Europe).

Who exactly is a Tanzanian were questions that were also asks also when a Tanzanian of indian descent[1] represented Tanzania in international beauty pageants.

I had the chance to try the Internet.org app in Tanzania a few weeks ago.

Ethiopia and Tanzania might be able to use even more aid.

I went and spoke with some folks in Tanzania about aerial/drone enforcement last year.

...and, slightly off-topic, for a book that talks a lot about scientific forestry, colonization in Tanzania and the pitfalls of centralized cultural and city planning see James C.

That is (a) a small minority of the world's hungry and (b) the only one I really know a bit about is Tanzania -- it seemed to be a milder variant of Bangladesh...

I lived in Tanzania for a year, and while the internet connection there was not perfect by any stretch of immagination, I had way less ping than this (100 ms to London, where my company's servers are, 120-150 to Boston).

For example, I would like to know more about this "ivory spending spree" in Tanzania.

I live in Tanzania:) I think you're overestimating the impact of bitcoin on poor countries by several orders of magnitude.

It's a cool idea, but it is really just TaaS (Tanzania as a Service), or maybe South-east Africa as a service (decent submarine cable connections).

> The paper illustrates the point by undertaking two different RCTs on cowpea seeds in Tanzania.